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Bullies


So she laughs at you, calls it an accident when she clashes through, treated you like an energy drinking the way she is crashing dude. He interrupts the code to her lock, just to watch her repeat the activity, she is acting vehemently to keep her spirits up, but at the end she drops to her knees. She kicks him, pushes him down, knocks him to the floor, calls him names, kicks him from the back as he walks through already open doors. Things like this were not meant to happen, but this is what happens when we have mental lapses, as if our brains are being split in half, that's a mental fraction, making violence amongst youth a severe attraction. It isn't fair that these two bullies can treat whomever they like they way they like, but it is what they do, hopefully they will understand and read about the Golden Rule.
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T-U22
Hopefully this brings some sense of awareness to a global issue.

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